If architects, critics, historians, bloggers, professors, journalists, construction magnates, city planers, etc. really want to talk about architecture, in a way that has any meaning at all for anyone who actually lives in this world (…), then they need to talk about architecture in its every variation: whether a structure is real or not, built or not, famous or not, or even standing on the surface of the earth.(…).

The suburbs are architecture; bonded warehouses are architecture; slums are architecture; NASA’s lunar base plans are architecture – as are the space stations in orbit about us (…)

Geoff Manaugh, Blogger